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Why You Should Sign Your Loan Disclosures Fast

Signing your loan disclosures is not a commitment. You are only acknowledging that you received them, even if there is a typo or a wrong number on the page. Signing quickly matters because your lender cannot start underwriting or order…

Preparing Your Home for Fall: Smart Mortgage Strategies for End-of-Summer Renovations and Improvements

Introduction As summer draws to a close and the crisp air of fall approaches, many homeowners start thinking about fall home improvements and renovations. This transitional period is an excellent time to assess your home’s needs and explore smart mortgage…

How Long Is a Mortgage Pre-Approval Good For?

A mortgage pre-approval is good indefinitely if we got you there without pulling credit, and it only resets when you change a major cornerstone of your qualification or when we actually run your credit. Once credit is pulled, a roughly…

What Happens During Mortgage Qualification?

Mortgage qualification is the step where your lender verifies everything you submitted, especially your income, so your pre-qualification is solid and there are no surprises later. It is also where most people start asking about interest rates, and where you…

Labor Day and Your Loan: Strategic Steps for Homebuyers Eyeing a September Move

Understanding the Timing of a September Move Labor Day homebuying is on many prospective buyers’ minds as we approach the holiday are planning their moves around this traditional end-of-summer holiday. If you’re considering buying a home and moving this September,…

When Should You Apply for a Mortgage?

Apply for a mortgage before you start seriously shopping for a home, not after you find one. Getting your documents and application looked at first is the difference between making a strong, ready offer and scrambling under pressure while the…

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